Greenville Utilities Commission

Friday could bring weather hazards to our area. We'll pass along further forecast updates on our stories feed. Today is a great time to log into your account and make sure we have your mobile number so that you receive outage alerts. More on that here on our website https://www.guc.com/guc-alerts-text-notifications

Several hazards possible with the passage of remnant Arthur Friday. Strong wind gusts, isolated tornadoes and damaging winds, and brief heavy downpours.

>>> Energy savings tip #2 for this week of a scorcher: always remember that fans cool people, not rooms. For more hot summer energy savings tips visit http://bit.ly/2KneIkh

Today is National Automotive Service Professionals Day!

Our Fleet Management team expertly maintains and repairs over 600 vehicles, trailers, and equipment, handling everything from routine service to the most complex engine overhauls. Our highly skilled mechanics are problem solvers and tech experts, mastering both mechanical systems and advanced vehicle electronics. Their unmatched expertise keeps our fleet running strong every single day.

👏 Join us in showing appreciation to this dedicated team for their vital work behind the scenes!

Beginning Monday, June 15th, and continuing until July 27th, GUC will temporarily change the disinfectant used in the water treatment process. The Water Treatment Plant will be using chlorine rather than chloramines during this time.

This brief, scheduled change in disinfectant is a standard water treatment practice to keep water mains clean and free of potentially harmful bacteria throughout the year. For additional information, visit our website to learn more or follow this link https://bit.ly/3SrGPTy

Hurricane season has arrived, and so has your June eConnections newsletter.

Get the latest on hurricane season prep, employee awards, energy-savings tips for summer, and more. Check your inbox or visit the link below to stay informed and connected with what's happening at GUC! 💙⚡

News from GUC - June 2026 Email from Greenville Utilities Visit our website Your Account Saving Tips   Hurricane Season Begins Hurricane Season begins June 1, and it’s important to prepare your family and home. On average, the

Summer isn't officially here yet, but summer temperatures have already arrived.

Thermostat Tip: Keep in mind how hard your AC must work to keep your home cool while outside temps rise. See graphic. To help out your system (and your wallet), set your thermostat on the highest comfortable setting. We recommend 78 degrees or higher. Remember, every degree above 78 will save you about 4% in cooling costs. If you’re not going to be home for an extended period, raise your thermostat to 80-82 degrees.

⚡ Power outage prep reminder: stash some cash in small bills with your emergency supplies. When the power goes out, ATMs and card readers won't work. Better to have it and not need it!

Shoutout to Stephanie and Claud for taking the time to sign the ElectriCities of NC Lineworker Appreciation Guestbook! We're grateful for customers who recognize the hard work and dedication of our lineworkers. Your support means the world to our crews. ⚡💙